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Flowers are reborn from the soil and the climate begins to warm, all set to a <e1>score</e1> improvised by an <e2>orchestra</e2> of birds. | 18Other | semantic relations nominials without options | Given the sentence, {{sentence}}
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What is the semantic relations between the two nominals (nouns or noun phrases) e1 and e2 in the sentence: ||| {{ answer_choices[relation] }} | Given the sentence, Flowers are reborn from the soil and the climate begins to warm, all set to a <e1>score</e1> improvised by an <e2>orchestra</e2> of birds.
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What is the semantic relations between the two nominals (nouns or noun phrases) e1 and e2 in the sentence: | Other |
He posted the <e1>answers</e1> to the <e2>website</e2>. | 6Entity-Destination(e1,e2) | semantic relations nominials without options | Given the sentence, {{sentence}}
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What is the semantic relations between the two nominals (nouns or noun phrases) e1 and e2 in the sentence: ||| {{ answer_choices[relation] }} | Given the sentence, He posted the <e1>answers</e1> to the <e2>website</e2>.
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What is the semantic relations between the two nominals (nouns or noun phrases) e1 and e2 in the sentence: | Entity Destination e1,e2 |
Arcane Subtlety reduced the threat caused by Polymorph by 40% at max rank, though the <e1>threat</e1> caused by the <e2>spell</e2> is minimal. | 1Cause-Effect(e2,e1) | semantic relations nominials without options | Given the sentence, {{sentence}}
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What is the semantic relations between the two nominals (nouns or noun phrases) e1 and e2 in the sentence: ||| {{ answer_choices[relation] }} | Given the sentence, Arcane Subtlety reduced the threat caused by Polymorph by 40% at max rank, though the <e1>threat</e1> caused by the <e2>spell</e2> is minimal.
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What is the semantic relations between the two nominals (nouns or noun phrases) e1 and e2 in the sentence: | Cause Effect e2,e1 |
A <e1>programmer</e1> uses a high level <e2>language</e2> to implement its algorithms. | 11Instrument-Agency(e2,e1) | semantic relations nominials without options | Given the sentence, {{sentence}}
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What is the semantic relations between the two nominals (nouns or noun phrases) e1 and e2 in the sentence: ||| {{ answer_choices[relation] }} | Given the sentence, A <e1>programmer</e1> uses a high level <e2>language</e2> to implement its algorithms.
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What is the semantic relations between the two nominals (nouns or noun phrases) e1 and e2 in the sentence: | Instrument Agency e2,e1 |
The beautiful hydrothermal features in the park (geysers, hot springs, mud pots, etc.), the uplift and subsidence, and many of the <e1>earthquakes</e1> are caused by the <e2>movements</e2> of hydrothermal and/or magmatic fluids. | 1Cause-Effect(e2,e1) | semantic relations nominials without options | Given the sentence, {{sentence}}
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What is the semantic relations between the two nominals (nouns or noun phrases) e1 and e2 in the sentence: ||| {{ answer_choices[relation] }} | Given the sentence, The beautiful hydrothermal features in the park (geysers, hot springs, mud pots, etc.), the uplift and subsidence, and many of the <e1>earthquakes</e1> are caused by the <e2>movements</e2> of hydrothermal and/or magmatic fluids.
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What is the semantic relations between the two nominals (nouns or... | Cause Effect e2,e1 |
Flowers are nice, but don't last very long and the <e1>fruit</e1> in a fruit <e2>basket</e2> often goes bad. | 4Content-Container(e1,e2) | semantic relations nominials without options | Given the sentence, {{sentence}}
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What is the semantic relations between the two nominals (nouns or noun phrases) e1 and e2 in the sentence: ||| {{ answer_choices[relation] }} | Given the sentence, Flowers are nice, but don't last very long and the <e1>fruit</e1> in a fruit <e2>basket</e2> often goes bad.
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What is the semantic relations between the two nominals (nouns or noun phrases) e1 and e2 in the sentence: | Content Container e1,e2 |
He decided to pad the <e1>heel</e1> of <e2>shoes</e2> with a shock absorbing insole or heel pad. | 2Component-Whole(e1,e2) | semantic relations nominials without options | Given the sentence, {{sentence}}
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What is the semantic relations between the two nominals (nouns or noun phrases) e1 and e2 in the sentence: ||| {{ answer_choices[relation] }} | Given the sentence, He decided to pad the <e1>heel</e1> of <e2>shoes</e2> with a shock absorbing insole or heel pad.
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What is the semantic relations between the two nominals (nouns or noun phrases) e1 and e2 in the sentence: | Component Whole e1,e2 |
From the Scots (Lingle) and French (Ligneul, Lignoul), comes a <e1>shoemaker</e1>'s sewing <e2>thread</e2>, waxed and bristled (See Waxed End). | 11Instrument-Agency(e2,e1) | semantic relations nominials without options | Given the sentence, {{sentence}}
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What is the semantic relations between the two nominals (nouns or noun phrases) e1 and e2 in the sentence: ||| {{ answer_choices[relation] }} | Given the sentence, From the Scots (Lingle) and French (Ligneul, Lignoul), comes a <e1>shoemaker</e1>'s sewing <e2>thread</e2>, waxed and bristled (See Waxed End).
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What is the semantic relations between the two nominals (nouns or noun phrases) e1 and e2 in the sentence: | Instrument Agency e2,e1 |
One <e1>tablet</e1> per quart was dropped into a <e2>canteen</e2> and made the water safe to drink. | 6Entity-Destination(e1,e2) | semantic relations nominials without options | Given the sentence, {{sentence}}
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What is the semantic relations between the two nominals (nouns or noun phrases) e1 and e2 in the sentence: ||| {{ answer_choices[relation] }} | Given the sentence, One <e1>tablet</e1> per quart was dropped into a <e2>canteen</e2> and made the water safe to drink.
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What is the semantic relations between the two nominals (nouns or noun phrases) e1 and e2 in the sentence: | Entity Destination e1,e2 |
The tiny <e1>image</e1> of the Renaissance master is hidden in a <e2>carafe</e2> of wine in his 1597 oil painting Bacchus, one of his most acclaimed works. | 4Content-Container(e1,e2) | semantic relations nominials without options | Given the sentence, {{sentence}}
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What is the semantic relations between the two nominals (nouns or noun phrases) e1 and e2 in the sentence: ||| {{ answer_choices[relation] }} | Given the sentence, The tiny <e1>image</e1> of the Renaissance master is hidden in a <e2>carafe</e2> of wine in his 1597 oil painting Bacchus, one of his most acclaimed works.
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What is the semantic relations between the two nominals (nouns or noun phrases) e1 and e2 in the sentence: | Content Container e1,e2 |
Then I swept up the dust, which looked like sawdust, and put it in a <e1>plastic container</e1>, which was in a <e2>cabinet</e2> under the granite counter top. | 4Content-Container(e1,e2) | semantic relations nominials without options | Given the sentence, {{sentence}}
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What is the semantic relations between the two nominals (nouns or noun phrases) e1 and e2 in the sentence: ||| {{ answer_choices[relation] }} | Given the sentence, Then I swept up the dust, which looked like sawdust, and put it in a <e1>plastic container</e1>, which was in a <e2>cabinet</e2> under the granite counter top.
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What is the semantic relations between the two nominals (nouns or noun phrases) e1 and e2 in the sentence: | Content Container e1,e2 |
In the former method the <e1>acetone</e1> was distilled from an allraline <e2>solution</e2> after the excess oxidant had been destroyed with sodium. | 8Entity-Origin(e1,e2) | semantic relations nominials without options | Given the sentence, {{sentence}}
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What is the semantic relations between the two nominals (nouns or noun phrases) e1 and e2 in the sentence: ||| {{ answer_choices[relation] }} | Given the sentence, In the former method the <e1>acetone</e1> was distilled from an allraline <e2>solution</e2> after the excess oxidant had been destroyed with sodium.
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What is the semantic relations between the two nominals (nouns or noun phrases) e1 and e2 in the sentence: | Entity Origin e1,e2 |
In this comprehensive <e1>guide</e1>, over 850 <e2>roses</e2> are described, illustrated, and arranged by group. | 14Message-Topic(e1,e2) | semantic relations nominials without options | Given the sentence, {{sentence}}
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What is the semantic relations between the two nominals (nouns or noun phrases) e1 and e2 in the sentence: ||| {{ answer_choices[relation] }} | Given the sentence, In this comprehensive <e1>guide</e1>, over 850 <e2>roses</e2> are described, illustrated, and arranged by group.
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What is the semantic relations between the two nominals (nouns or noun phrases) e1 and e2 in the sentence: | Message Topic e1,e2 |
<e1>Chestnut</e1> <e2>flour</e2> was more common than wheat flour in the Italian Alps a century ago. | 9Entity-Origin(e2,e1) | semantic relations nominials without options | Given the sentence, {{sentence}}
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What is the semantic relations between the two nominals (nouns or noun phrases) e1 and e2 in the sentence: ||| {{ answer_choices[relation] }} | Given the sentence, <e1>Chestnut</e1> <e2>flour</e2> was more common than wheat flour in the Italian Alps a century ago.
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What is the semantic relations between the two nominals (nouns or noun phrases) e1 and e2 in the sentence: | Entity Origin e2,e1 |
For us the term <e1>artists</e1>' <e2>book</e2> simply means a book made by an artist; a book made as a work of art rather than as a literary artifact. | 17Product-Producer(e2,e1) | semantic relations nominials without options | Given the sentence, {{sentence}}
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What is the semantic relations between the two nominals (nouns or noun phrases) e1 and e2 in the sentence: ||| {{ answer_choices[relation] }} | Given the sentence, For us the term <e1>artists</e1>' <e2>book</e2> simply means a book made by an artist; a book made as a work of art rather than as a literary artifact.
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What is the semantic relations between the two nominals (nouns or noun phrases) e1 and e2 in the sentence: | Product Producer e2,e1 |
My parents bought her a <e1>silver</e1> <e2>necklace</e2> almost identical to the one pictured. | 18Other | semantic relations nominials without options | Given the sentence, {{sentence}}
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What is the semantic relations between the two nominals (nouns or noun phrases) e1 and e2 in the sentence: ||| {{ answer_choices[relation] }} | Given the sentence, My parents bought her a <e1>silver</e1> <e2>necklace</e2> almost identical to the one pictured.
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What is the semantic relations between the two nominals (nouns or noun phrases) e1 and e2 in the sentence: | Other |
Forward <e1>motion</e1> of the vehicle through the air caused a <e2>suction</e2> on the road draft tube. | 0Cause-Effect(e1,e2) | semantic relations nominials without options | Given the sentence, {{sentence}}
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What is the semantic relations between the two nominals (nouns or noun phrases) e1 and e2 in the sentence: ||| {{ answer_choices[relation] }} | Given the sentence, Forward <e1>motion</e1> of the vehicle through the air caused a <e2>suction</e2> on the road draft tube.
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What is the semantic relations between the two nominals (nouns or noun phrases) e1 and e2 in the sentence: | Cause Effect e1,e2 |
Paul Friedrich guides us through a <e1>babel</e1> of <e2>words</e2>, and worlds of the imagination ranging from his translations from five languages(notably the Russian of his literary studies) to the poetry of the Indian Mexico of his anthropological field work to America writ large -- super highways, a Vermont farm, ... | 18Other | semantic relations nominials without options | Given the sentence, {{sentence}}
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What is the semantic relations between the two nominals (nouns or noun phrases) e1 and e2 in the sentence: ||| {{ answer_choices[relation] }} | Given the sentence, Paul Friedrich guides us through a <e1>babel</e1> of <e2>words</e2>, and worlds of the imagination ranging from his translations from five languages(notably the Russian of his literary studies) to the poetry of the Indian Mexico of his anthropological field work to America writ large -- super highwa... | Other |
The picture below shows a view chapel and west range of the inner <e1>courtyard</e1> of the <e2>castle</e2>. | 2Component-Whole(e1,e2) | semantic relations nominials without options | Given the sentence, {{sentence}}
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What is the semantic relations between the two nominals (nouns or noun phrases) e1 and e2 in the sentence: ||| {{ answer_choices[relation] }} | Given the sentence, The picture below shows a view chapel and west range of the inner <e1>courtyard</e1> of the <e2>castle</e2>.
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What is the semantic relations between the two nominals (nouns or noun phrases) e1 and e2 in the sentence: | Component Whole e1,e2 |
I was attacked by a <e1>flock</e1> of <e2>pigeons</e2> today. | 13Member-Collection(e2,e1) | semantic relations nominials without options | Given the sentence, {{sentence}}
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What is the semantic relations between the two nominals (nouns or noun phrases) e1 and e2 in the sentence: ||| {{ answer_choices[relation] }} | Given the sentence, I was attacked by a <e1>flock</e1> of <e2>pigeons</e2> today.
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What is the semantic relations between the two nominals (nouns or noun phrases) e1 and e2 in the sentence: | Member Collection e2,e1 |
That <e1>decision</e1> was also the subject of an unsuccessful <e2>legal challenge</e2>. | 18Other | semantic relations nominials without options | Given the sentence, {{sentence}}
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What is the semantic relations between the two nominals (nouns or noun phrases) e1 and e2 in the sentence: ||| {{ answer_choices[relation] }} | Given the sentence, That <e1>decision</e1> was also the subject of an unsuccessful <e2>legal challenge</e2>.
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What is the semantic relations between the two nominals (nouns or noun phrases) e1 and e2 in the sentence: | Other |
The exit temperature of an effluent <e1>stream</e1> from the low temperature steam reforming <e2>reactor</e2> is not higher than 600 C. | 8Entity-Origin(e1,e2) | semantic relations nominials without options | Given the sentence, {{sentence}}
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What is the semantic relations between the two nominals (nouns or noun phrases) e1 and e2 in the sentence: ||| {{ answer_choices[relation] }} | Given the sentence, The exit temperature of an effluent <e1>stream</e1> from the low temperature steam reforming <e2>reactor</e2> is not higher than 600 C.
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What is the semantic relations between the two nominals (nouns or noun phrases) e1 and e2 in the sentence: | Entity Origin e1,e2 |
Individual <e1>investors</e1> moved into the <e2>property</e2>. | 6Entity-Destination(e1,e2) | semantic relations nominials without options | Given the sentence, {{sentence}}
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What is the semantic relations between the two nominals (nouns or noun phrases) e1 and e2 in the sentence: ||| {{ answer_choices[relation] }} | Given the sentence, Individual <e1>investors</e1> moved into the <e2>property</e2>.
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What is the semantic relations between the two nominals (nouns or noun phrases) e1 and e2 in the sentence: | Entity Destination e1,e2 |
One of the trickiest <e1>questions</e1> to answer in an interview relates to <e2>salary</e2>. | 14Message-Topic(e1,e2) | semantic relations nominials without options | Given the sentence, {{sentence}}
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What is the semantic relations between the two nominals (nouns or noun phrases) e1 and e2 in the sentence: ||| {{ answer_choices[relation] }} | Given the sentence, One of the trickiest <e1>questions</e1> to answer in an interview relates to <e2>salary</e2>.
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What is the semantic relations between the two nominals (nouns or noun phrases) e1 and e2 in the sentence: | Message Topic e1,e2 |
This <e1>tradition</e1> has been narrated in prophet's early <e2>biographies</e2>. | 15Message-Topic(e2,e1) | semantic relations nominials without options | Given the sentence, {{sentence}}
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What is the semantic relations between the two nominals (nouns or noun phrases) e1 and e2 in the sentence: ||| {{ answer_choices[relation] }} | Given the sentence, This <e1>tradition</e1> has been narrated in prophet's early <e2>biographies</e2>.
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What is the semantic relations between the two nominals (nouns or noun phrases) e1 and e2 in the sentence: | Message Topic e2,e1 |
A <e1>thief</e1> who tried to steal the truck broke the igenition with <e2>screwdriver</e2>. | 11Instrument-Agency(e2,e1) | semantic relations nominials without options | Given the sentence, {{sentence}}
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What is the semantic relations between the two nominals (nouns or noun phrases) e1 and e2 in the sentence: ||| {{ answer_choices[relation] }} | Given the sentence, A <e1>thief</e1> who tried to steal the truck broke the igenition with <e2>screwdriver</e2>.
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What is the semantic relations between the two nominals (nouns or noun phrases) e1 and e2 in the sentence: | Instrument Agency e2,e1 |
After the Marian reforms the Legion was notionally a <e1>unit</e1> of heavy <e2>infantrymen</e2> armed with just sword and pilum, but even so it was normally fielded with attached auxiliary skirmishers and missile troops, and incorporated a small cavalry unit. | 13Member-Collection(e2,e1) | semantic relations nominials without options | Given the sentence, {{sentence}}
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What is the semantic relations between the two nominals (nouns or noun phrases) e1 and e2 in the sentence: ||| {{ answer_choices[relation] }} | Given the sentence, After the Marian reforms the Legion was notionally a <e1>unit</e1> of heavy <e2>infantrymen</e2> armed with just sword and pilum, but even so it was normally fielded with attached auxiliary skirmishers and missile troops, and incorporated a small cavalry unit.
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What is the semantic relations be... | Member Collection e2,e1 |
The prosecutors carried <e1>guns</e1> into the <e2>court room</e2>. | 6Entity-Destination(e1,e2) | semantic relations nominials without options | Given the sentence, {{sentence}}
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What is the semantic relations between the two nominals (nouns or noun phrases) e1 and e2 in the sentence: ||| {{ answer_choices[relation] }} | Given the sentence, The prosecutors carried <e1>guns</e1> into the <e2>court room</e2>.
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What is the semantic relations between the two nominals (nouns or noun phrases) e1 and e2 in the sentence: | Entity Destination e1,e2 |
The <e1>malfunctions</e1> on Monday caused <e2>delays</e2> for patrons waiting to check out or renew books at the branches, and impeded access to personal accounts that allow users to renew or hold books online. | 0Cause-Effect(e1,e2) | semantic relations nominials without options | Given the sentence, {{sentence}}
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What is the semantic relations between the two nominals (nouns or noun phrases) e1 and e2 in the sentence: ||| {{ answer_choices[relation] }} | Given the sentence, The <e1>malfunctions</e1> on Monday caused <e2>delays</e2> for patrons waiting to check out or renew books at the branches, and impeded access to personal accounts that allow users to renew or hold books online.
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What is the semantic relations between the two nominals (nouns or noun phrases) e1... | Cause Effect e1,e2 |
<e1>Chemical weapons</e1> have been dropped into the <e2>lake</e2>. | 6Entity-Destination(e1,e2) | semantic relations nominials without options | Given the sentence, {{sentence}}
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What is the semantic relations between the two nominals (nouns or noun phrases) e1 and e2 in the sentence: ||| {{ answer_choices[relation] }} | Given the sentence, <e1>Chemical weapons</e1> have been dropped into the <e2>lake</e2>.
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What is the semantic relations between the two nominals (nouns or noun phrases) e1 and e2 in the sentence: | Entity Destination e1,e2 |
Many other <e1>dwarves</e1> also hailed from this infamous <e2>clan</e2>. | 8Entity-Origin(e1,e2) | semantic relations nominials without options | Given the sentence, {{sentence}}
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What is the semantic relations between the two nominals (nouns or noun phrases) e1 and e2 in the sentence: ||| {{ answer_choices[relation] }} | Given the sentence, Many other <e1>dwarves</e1> also hailed from this infamous <e2>clan</e2>.
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What is the semantic relations between the two nominals (nouns or noun phrases) e1 and e2 in the sentence: | Entity Origin e1,e2 |
The <e1>nose</e1> of a <e2>bloodhound</e2> is so good that evidence found by a bloodhound will hold up in matters involving the United States Supreme Court. | 2Component-Whole(e1,e2) | semantic relations nominials without options | Given the sentence, {{sentence}}
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What is the semantic relations between the two nominals (nouns or noun phrases) e1 and e2 in the sentence: ||| {{ answer_choices[relation] }} | Given the sentence, The <e1>nose</e1> of a <e2>bloodhound</e2> is so good that evidence found by a bloodhound will hold up in matters involving the United States Supreme Court.
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What is the semantic relations between the two nominals (nouns or noun phrases) e1 and e2 in the sentence: | Component Whole e1,e2 |
Global digital music sales grow as the music <e1>industry</e1> develops new business <e2>models</e2>. | 17Product-Producer(e2,e1) | semantic relations nominials without options | Given the sentence, {{sentence}}
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What is the semantic relations between the two nominals (nouns or noun phrases) e1 and e2 in the sentence: ||| {{ answer_choices[relation] }} | Given the sentence, Global digital music sales grow as the music <e1>industry</e1> develops new business <e2>models</e2>.
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What is the semantic relations between the two nominals (nouns or noun phrases) e1 and e2 in the sentence: | Product Producer e2,e1 |
The <e1>devices</e1> were manufactured at the <e2>factory</e2> in Beaverton well into the 1980s, when production was shifted elsewhere and portions of the factory sold. | 16Product-Producer(e1,e2) | semantic relations nominials without options | Given the sentence, {{sentence}}
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What is the semantic relations between the two nominals (nouns or noun phrases) e1 and e2 in the sentence: ||| {{ answer_choices[relation] }} | Given the sentence, The <e1>devices</e1> were manufactured at the <e2>factory</e2> in Beaverton well into the 1980s, when production was shifted elsewhere and portions of the factory sold.
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What is the semantic relations between the two nominals (nouns or noun phrases) e1 and e2 in the sentence: | Product Producer e1,e2 |
An expensive uniform and a strict ballot rendered it somewhat too exclusive in its character, but in the end it answered its purpose by becoming practically a <e1>muster</e1> of the National <e2>leaders</e2> of the present and the future. | 13Member-Collection(e2,e1) | semantic relations nominials without options | Given the sentence, {{sentence}}
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What is the semantic relations between the two nominals (nouns or noun phrases) e1 and e2 in the sentence: ||| {{ answer_choices[relation] }} | Given the sentence, An expensive uniform and a strict ballot rendered it somewhat too exclusive in its character, but in the end it answered its purpose by becoming practically a <e1>muster</e1> of the National <e2>leaders</e2> of the present and the future.
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What is the semantic relations between the two nominals... | Member Collection e2,e1 |
The <e1>train ride</e1> from <e2>station</e2> to station is approximate 30 minutes. | 18Other | semantic relations nominials without options | Given the sentence, {{sentence}}
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What is the semantic relations between the two nominals (nouns or noun phrases) e1 and e2 in the sentence: ||| {{ answer_choices[relation] }} | Given the sentence, The <e1>train ride</e1> from <e2>station</e2> to station is approximate 30 minutes.
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What is the semantic relations between the two nominals (nouns or noun phrases) e1 and e2 in the sentence: | Other |
The archaeological site yields <e1>relics</e1> from long-forgotten <e2>culture</e2>. | 8Entity-Origin(e1,e2) | semantic relations nominials without options | Given the sentence, {{sentence}}
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What is the semantic relations between the two nominals (nouns or noun phrases) e1 and e2 in the sentence: ||| {{ answer_choices[relation] }} | Given the sentence, The archaeological site yields <e1>relics</e1> from long-forgotten <e2>culture</e2>.
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What is the semantic relations between the two nominals (nouns or noun phrases) e1 and e2 in the sentence: | Entity Origin e1,e2 |
A <e1>maze</e1> of interlocking <e2>jurisdictions</e2> and levels of government confronts average citizens in trying to solve even the simplest of problems. | 18Other | semantic relations nominials without options | Given the sentence, {{sentence}}
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What is the semantic relations between the two nominals (nouns or noun phrases) e1 and e2 in the sentence: ||| {{ answer_choices[relation] }} | Given the sentence, A <e1>maze</e1> of interlocking <e2>jurisdictions</e2> and levels of government confronts average citizens in trying to solve even the simplest of problems.
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What is the semantic relations between the two nominals (nouns or noun phrases) e1 and e2 in the sentence: | Other |
Water <e1>damage</e1> from roof leaks, plumbing leaks or flooding lead to the <e2>growth</e2> of molds. | 0Cause-Effect(e1,e2) | semantic relations nominials without options | Given the sentence, {{sentence}}
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What is the semantic relations between the two nominals (nouns or noun phrases) e1 and e2 in the sentence: ||| {{ answer_choices[relation] }} | Given the sentence, Water <e1>damage</e1> from roof leaks, plumbing leaks or flooding lead to the <e2>growth</e2> of molds.
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What is the semantic relations between the two nominals (nouns or noun phrases) e1 and e2 in the sentence: | Cause Effect e1,e2 |
Warm weather is here, and with it comes the <e1>scourge</e1> of <e2>mosquitoes</e2>. | 18Other | semantic relations nominials without options | Given the sentence, {{sentence}}
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What is the semantic relations between the two nominals (nouns or noun phrases) e1 and e2 in the sentence: ||| {{ answer_choices[relation] }} | Given the sentence, Warm weather is here, and with it comes the <e1>scourge</e1> of <e2>mosquitoes</e2>.
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What is the semantic relations between the two nominals (nouns or noun phrases) e1 and e2 in the sentence: | Other |
The <e1>formation</e1> of struvite <e2>stones</e2> is associated with the presence of urea-splitting bacteria, most commonly Proteus mirabilis (but also Klebsiella, Serratia, Providencia species). | 18Other | semantic relations nominials without options | Given the sentence, {{sentence}}
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What is the semantic relations between the two nominals (nouns or noun phrases) e1 and e2 in the sentence: ||| {{ answer_choices[relation] }} | Given the sentence, The <e1>formation</e1> of struvite <e2>stones</e2> is associated with the presence of urea-splitting bacteria, most commonly Proteus mirabilis (but also Klebsiella, Serratia, Providencia species).
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What is the semantic relations between the two nominals (nouns or noun phrases) e1 and e2 in the ... | Other |
Our army was successfully engaged during the day with strong rearguards of all arms on the Petit Morin River, thereby materially assisting the progress of the French armies on our right and left, against whom the <e1>enemy</e1> was making his greatest <e2>efforts</e2>. | 18Other | semantic relations nominials without options | Given the sentence, {{sentence}}
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What is the semantic relations between the two nominals (nouns or noun phrases) e1 and e2 in the sentence: ||| {{ answer_choices[relation] }} | Given the sentence, Our army was successfully engaged during the day with strong rearguards of all arms on the Petit Morin River, thereby materially assisting the progress of the French armies on our right and left, against whom the <e1>enemy</e1> was making his greatest <e2>efforts</e2>.
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So when William did cross the Boyne on July 1st 1690, he had an army consisting of the <e1>riffraff</e1> of Europe's <e2>mercenaries</e2>. | 13Member-Collection(e2,e1) | semantic relations nominials without options | Given the sentence, {{sentence}}
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What is the semantic relations between the two nominals (nouns or noun phrases) e1 and e2 in the sentence: ||| {{ answer_choices[relation] }} | Given the sentence, So when William did cross the Boyne on July 1st 1690, he had an army consisting of the <e1>riffraff</e1> of Europe's <e2>mercenaries</e2>.
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What is the semantic relations between the two nominals (nouns or noun phrases) e1 and e2 in the sentence: | Member Collection e2,e1 |
The overall <e1>geometry</e1> of the heart was extracted from the intensity <e2>data</e2>. | 8Entity-Origin(e1,e2) | semantic relations nominials without options | Given the sentence, {{sentence}}
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What is the semantic relations between the two nominals (nouns or noun phrases) e1 and e2 in the sentence: ||| {{ answer_choices[relation] }} | Given the sentence, The overall <e1>geometry</e1> of the heart was extracted from the intensity <e2>data</e2>.
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What is the semantic relations between the two nominals (nouns or noun phrases) e1 and e2 in the sentence: | Entity Origin e1,e2 |
The <e1>discomfort</e1> from the <e2>injury</e2> was now precluding him from his occupation which involved prolonged procedures in the standing position. | 1Cause-Effect(e2,e1) | semantic relations nominials without options | Given the sentence, {{sentence}}
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What is the semantic relations between the two nominals (nouns or noun phrases) e1 and e2 in the sentence: ||| {{ answer_choices[relation] }} | Given the sentence, The <e1>discomfort</e1> from the <e2>injury</e2> was now precluding him from his occupation which involved prolonged procedures in the standing position.
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What is the semantic relations between the two nominals (nouns or noun phrases) e1 and e2 in the sentence: | Cause Effect e2,e1 |
Flames of purple, pink, yellow and blue dance in the air as a <e1>coven</e1> of <e2>sorcerers</e2> call forth energies from within the Empyrean. | 13Member-Collection(e2,e1) | semantic relations nominials without options | Given the sentence, {{sentence}}
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What is the semantic relations between the two nominals (nouns or noun phrases) e1 and e2 in the sentence: ||| {{ answer_choices[relation] }} | Given the sentence, Flames of purple, pink, yellow and blue dance in the air as a <e1>coven</e1> of <e2>sorcerers</e2> call forth energies from within the Empyrean.
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What is the semantic relations between the two nominals (nouns or noun phrases) e1 and e2 in the sentence: | Member Collection e2,e1 |
Out of the early morning haze, a <e1>convoy</e1> of articulated <e2>lorries</e2> pulls into the Gashouder square. | 13Member-Collection(e2,e1) | semantic relations nominials without options | Given the sentence, {{sentence}}
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What is the semantic relations between the two nominals (nouns or noun phrases) e1 and e2 in the sentence: ||| {{ answer_choices[relation] }} | Given the sentence, Out of the early morning haze, a <e1>convoy</e1> of articulated <e2>lorries</e2> pulls into the Gashouder square.
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What is the semantic relations between the two nominals (nouns or noun phrases) e1 and e2 in the sentence: | Member Collection e2,e1 |
This book has transported <e1>readers</e1> into <e2>ancient times</e2>. | 6Entity-Destination(e1,e2) | semantic relations nominials without options | Given the sentence, {{sentence}}
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What is the semantic relations between the two nominals (nouns or noun phrases) e1 and e2 in the sentence: ||| {{ answer_choices[relation] }} | Given the sentence, This book has transported <e1>readers</e1> into <e2>ancient times</e2>.
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What is the semantic relations between the two nominals (nouns or noun phrases) e1 and e2 in the sentence: | Entity Destination e1,e2 |
We always try to maintain the best <e1>environment</e1> for <e2>programmers</e2>, starting with good salary and conducive working environment. | 18Other | semantic relations nominials without options | Given the sentence, {{sentence}}
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What is the semantic relations between the two nominals (nouns or noun phrases) e1 and e2 in the sentence: ||| {{ answer_choices[relation] }} | Given the sentence, We always try to maintain the best <e1>environment</e1> for <e2>programmers</e2>, starting with good salary and conducive working environment.
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What is the semantic relations between the two nominals (nouns or noun phrases) e1 and e2 in the sentence: | Other |
Indeed, a green or black basalt heart <e1>scarab</e1> was found put inside the <e2>body</e2> in its place. | 4Content-Container(e1,e2) | semantic relations nominials without options | Given the sentence, {{sentence}}
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What is the semantic relations between the two nominals (nouns or noun phrases) e1 and e2 in the sentence: ||| {{ answer_choices[relation] }} | Given the sentence, Indeed, a green or black basalt heart <e1>scarab</e1> was found put inside the <e2>body</e2> in its place.
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What is the semantic relations between the two nominals (nouns or noun phrases) e1 and e2 in the sentence: | Content Container e1,e2 |
The first <e1>motorcycle</e1> was manufactured in a small wood <e2>building</e2> with only one room. | 8Entity-Origin(e1,e2) | semantic relations nominials without options | Given the sentence, {{sentence}}
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What is the semantic relations between the two nominals (nouns or noun phrases) e1 and e2 in the sentence: ||| {{ answer_choices[relation] }} | Given the sentence, The first <e1>motorcycle</e1> was manufactured in a small wood <e2>building</e2> with only one room.
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What is the semantic relations between the two nominals (nouns or noun phrases) e1 and e2 in the sentence: | Entity Origin e1,e2 |
The <e1>water</e1> pushed to the coast resulted in <e2>tides</e2> as much as three feet above normal, with waves of 5-10 feet atop these tides. | 0Cause-Effect(e1,e2) | semantic relations nominials without options | Given the sentence, {{sentence}}
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What is the semantic relations between the two nominals (nouns or noun phrases) e1 and e2 in the sentence: ||| {{ answer_choices[relation] }} | Given the sentence, The <e1>water</e1> pushed to the coast resulted in <e2>tides</e2> as much as three feet above normal, with waves of 5-10 feet atop these tides.
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What is the semantic relations between the two nominals (nouns or noun phrases) e1 and e2 in the sentence: | Cause Effect e1,e2 |
The <e1>chapters</e1> in this book investigate <e2>issues</e2> and communities. | 14Message-Topic(e1,e2) | semantic relations nominials without options | Given the sentence, {{sentence}}
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What is the semantic relations between the two nominals (nouns or noun phrases) e1 and e2 in the sentence: ||| {{ answer_choices[relation] }} | Given the sentence, The <e1>chapters</e1> in this book investigate <e2>issues</e2> and communities.
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What is the semantic relations between the two nominals (nouns or noun phrases) e1 and e2 in the sentence: | Message Topic e1,e2 |
He rescheduled the birthday <e1>party</e1> to the <e2>next day</e2>. | 6Entity-Destination(e1,e2) | semantic relations nominials without options | Given the sentence, {{sentence}}
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What is the semantic relations between the two nominals (nouns or noun phrases) e1 and e2 in the sentence: ||| {{ answer_choices[relation] }} | Given the sentence, He rescheduled the birthday <e1>party</e1> to the <e2>next day</e2>.
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What is the semantic relations between the two nominals (nouns or noun phrases) e1 and e2 in the sentence: | Entity Destination e1,e2 |
The <e1>bacterial aerosol</e1> was generated from an up-draft <e2>nebulizer</e2>. | 17Product-Producer(e2,e1) | semantic relations nominials without options | Given the sentence, {{sentence}}
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What is the semantic relations between the two nominals (nouns or noun phrases) e1 and e2 in the sentence: ||| {{ answer_choices[relation] }} | Given the sentence, The <e1>bacterial aerosol</e1> was generated from an up-draft <e2>nebulizer</e2>.
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What is the semantic relations between the two nominals (nouns or noun phrases) e1 and e2 in the sentence: | Product Producer e2,e1 |
<e1>People</e1> have travelled into <e2>space</e2>, but not the deep ocean. | 6Entity-Destination(e1,e2) | semantic relations nominials without options | Given the sentence, {{sentence}}
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What is the semantic relations between the two nominals (nouns or noun phrases) e1 and e2 in the sentence: ||| {{ answer_choices[relation] }} | Given the sentence, <e1>People</e1> have travelled into <e2>space</e2>, but not the deep ocean.
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What is the semantic relations between the two nominals (nouns or noun phrases) e1 and e2 in the sentence: | Entity Destination e1,e2 |
For those of you who are unsure what Afrikaans is, it is a language which originated from the Dutch which were the first settlers in South Africa and the unique <e1>language</e1> was evolved from other <e2>settlers</e2> from Malaya, Indonesia, Madagascar and West Africa. | 8Entity-Origin(e1,e2) | semantic relations nominials without options | Given the sentence, {{sentence}}
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What is the semantic relations between the two nominals (nouns or noun phrases) e1 and e2 in the sentence: ||| {{ answer_choices[relation] }} | Given the sentence, For those of you who are unsure what Afrikaans is, it is a language which originated from the Dutch which were the first settlers in South Africa and the unique <e1>language</e1> was evolved from other <e2>settlers</e2> from Malaya, Indonesia, Madagascar and West Africa.
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<e1>Beaver</e1> <e2>dams</e2> are created as a protection against predators, such as coyotes, wolves and bears, and to provide easy access to food during winter. | 17Product-Producer(e2,e1) | semantic relations nominials without options | Given the sentence, {{sentence}}
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What is the semantic relations between the two nominals (nouns or noun phrases) e1 and e2 in the sentence: ||| {{ answer_choices[relation] }} | Given the sentence, <e1>Beaver</e1> <e2>dams</e2> are created as a protection against predators, such as coyotes, wolves and bears, and to provide easy access to food during winter.
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What is the semantic relations between the two nominals (nouns or noun phrases) e1 and e2 in the sentence: | Product Producer e2,e1 |
So, the theme of the <e1>play</e1> has to do with <e2>religion</e2>. | 14Message-Topic(e1,e2) | semantic relations nominials without options | Given the sentence, {{sentence}}
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What is the semantic relations between the two nominals (nouns or noun phrases) e1 and e2 in the sentence: ||| {{ answer_choices[relation] }} | Given the sentence, So, the theme of the <e1>play</e1> has to do with <e2>religion</e2>.
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What is the semantic relations between the two nominals (nouns or noun phrases) e1 and e2 in the sentence: | Message Topic e1,e2 |
There has been intense <e1>debate</e1> over the circles' <e2>origins</e2>. | 14Message-Topic(e1,e2) | semantic relations nominials without options | Given the sentence, {{sentence}}
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What is the semantic relations between the two nominals (nouns or noun phrases) e1 and e2 in the sentence: ||| {{ answer_choices[relation] }} | Given the sentence, There has been intense <e1>debate</e1> over the circles' <e2>origins</e2>.
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What is the semantic relations between the two nominals (nouns or noun phrases) e1 and e2 in the sentence: | Message Topic e1,e2 |
I have recently developed creases in my <e1>ear</e1> <e2>lobes</e2>. | 3Component-Whole(e2,e1) | semantic relations nominials without options | Given the sentence, {{sentence}}
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What is the semantic relations between the two nominals (nouns or noun phrases) e1 and e2 in the sentence: ||| {{ answer_choices[relation] }} | Given the sentence, I have recently developed creases in my <e1>ear</e1> <e2>lobes</e2>.
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What is the semantic relations between the two nominals (nouns or noun phrases) e1 and e2 in the sentence: | Component Whole e2,e1 |
Manufacturing extra neutral <e1>alcohol</e1> which is the basic ingredient used for making <e2>liquor</e2>, the commodity was largely used by companies making Indian Made Foreign Liquor (IMFL). | 9Entity-Origin(e2,e1) | semantic relations nominials without options | Given the sentence, {{sentence}}
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What is the semantic relations between the two nominals (nouns or noun phrases) e1 and e2 in the sentence: ||| {{ answer_choices[relation] }} | Given the sentence, Manufacturing extra neutral <e1>alcohol</e1> which is the basic ingredient used for making <e2>liquor</e2>, the commodity was largely used by companies making Indian Made Foreign Liquor (IMFL).
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What is the semantic relations between the two nominals (nouns or noun phrases) e1 and e2 in the sen... | Entity Origin e2,e1 |
Initially the <e1>user</e1> calibrates the microscope with a fluorescence lifetime <e2>standard</e2> positioned at the sample plane. | 11Instrument-Agency(e2,e1) | semantic relations nominials without options | Given the sentence, {{sentence}}
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What is the semantic relations between the two nominals (nouns or noun phrases) e1 and e2 in the sentence: ||| {{ answer_choices[relation] }} | Given the sentence, Initially the <e1>user</e1> calibrates the microscope with a fluorescence lifetime <e2>standard</e2> positioned at the sample plane.
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What is the semantic relations between the two nominals (nouns or noun phrases) e1 and e2 in the sentence: | Instrument Agency e2,e1 |
The <e1>province</e1> comprises the southeastern <e2>part</e2> of Panay Island with island-province of Guimaras just across its coast. | 3Component-Whole(e2,e1) | semantic relations nominials without options | Given the sentence, {{sentence}}
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What is the semantic relations between the two nominals (nouns or noun phrases) e1 and e2 in the sentence: ||| {{ answer_choices[relation] }} | Given the sentence, The <e1>province</e1> comprises the southeastern <e2>part</e2> of Panay Island with island-province of Guimaras just across its coast.
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What is the semantic relations between the two nominals (nouns or noun phrases) e1 and e2 in the sentence: | Component Whole e2,e1 |
The <e1>charge</e1> is the source of an electric <e2>field</e2>, which carries energy-the electrostatic self-energy. | 0Cause-Effect(e1,e2) | semantic relations nominials without options | Given the sentence, {{sentence}}
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What is the semantic relations between the two nominals (nouns or noun phrases) e1 and e2 in the sentence: ||| {{ answer_choices[relation] }} | Given the sentence, The <e1>charge</e1> is the source of an electric <e2>field</e2>, which carries energy-the electrostatic self-energy.
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What is the semantic relations between the two nominals (nouns or noun phrases) e1 and e2 in the sentence: | Cause Effect e1,e2 |
The <e1>tardiness</e1> however has been caused by the <e2>arrival</e2> of my old man; who in true Bloodworth fashion has had me walking everywhere. | 1Cause-Effect(e2,e1) | semantic relations nominials without options | Given the sentence, {{sentence}}
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What is the semantic relations between the two nominals (nouns or noun phrases) e1 and e2 in the sentence: ||| {{ answer_choices[relation] }} | Given the sentence, The <e1>tardiness</e1> however has been caused by the <e2>arrival</e2> of my old man; who in true Bloodworth fashion has had me walking everywhere.
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What is the semantic relations between the two nominals (nouns or noun phrases) e1 and e2 in the sentence: | Cause Effect e2,e1 |
The <e1>key</e1> was in a <e2>chest</e2>. | 4Content-Container(e1,e2) | semantic relations nominials without options | Given the sentence, {{sentence}}
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What is the semantic relations between the two nominals (nouns or noun phrases) e1 and e2 in the sentence: ||| {{ answer_choices[relation] }} | Given the sentence, The <e1>key</e1> was in a <e2>chest</e2>.
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What is the semantic relations between the two nominals (nouns or noun phrases) e1 and e2 in the sentence: | Content Container e1,e2 |
The <e1>residue</e1> was distilled from an Arbuzov <e2>flask</e2>. | 8Entity-Origin(e1,e2) | semantic relations nominials without options | Given the sentence, {{sentence}}
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What is the semantic relations between the two nominals (nouns or noun phrases) e1 and e2 in the sentence: ||| {{ answer_choices[relation] }} | Given the sentence, The <e1>residue</e1> was distilled from an Arbuzov <e2>flask</e2>.
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What is the semantic relations between the two nominals (nouns or noun phrases) e1 and e2 in the sentence: | Entity Origin e1,e2 |
As the Gondorians moved forward the evil force started to withdraw, unleashing a <e1>rain</e1> of deadly <e2>arrows</e2> into the heavily armoured Gondorians. | 13Member-Collection(e2,e1) | semantic relations nominials without options | Given the sentence, {{sentence}}
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What is the semantic relations between the two nominals (nouns or noun phrases) e1 and e2 in the sentence: ||| {{ answer_choices[relation] }} | Given the sentence, As the Gondorians moved forward the evil force started to withdraw, unleashing a <e1>rain</e1> of deadly <e2>arrows</e2> into the heavily armoured Gondorians.
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What is the semantic relations between the two nominals (nouns or noun phrases) e1 and e2 in the sentence: | Member Collection e2,e1 |
It is a medieval Latin <e1>manuscript</e1> relating the early <e2>history</e2> of the Isle of Man. | 14Message-Topic(e1,e2) | semantic relations nominials without options | Given the sentence, {{sentence}}
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What is the semantic relations between the two nominals (nouns or noun phrases) e1 and e2 in the sentence: ||| {{ answer_choices[relation] }} | Given the sentence, It is a medieval Latin <e1>manuscript</e1> relating the early <e2>history</e2> of the Isle of Man.
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What is the semantic relations between the two nominals (nouns or noun phrases) e1 and e2 in the sentence: | Message Topic e1,e2 |
The river had now turned into full <e1>flood</e1> after the <e2>deluge</e2> of rain a few days ago. | 1Cause-Effect(e2,e1) | semantic relations nominials without options | Given the sentence, {{sentence}}
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What is the semantic relations between the two nominals (nouns or noun phrases) e1 and e2 in the sentence: ||| {{ answer_choices[relation] }} | Given the sentence, The river had now turned into full <e1>flood</e1> after the <e2>deluge</e2> of rain a few days ago.
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What is the semantic relations between the two nominals (nouns or noun phrases) e1 and e2 in the sentence: | Cause Effect e2,e1 |
He stopped rowing when the boat was opposite to the paddle wheel of the steamer, and the <e1>steamer</e1> stopped her <e2>engine</e2> at the same time. | 3Component-Whole(e2,e1) | semantic relations nominials without options | Given the sentence, {{sentence}}
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What is the semantic relations between the two nominals (nouns or noun phrases) e1 and e2 in the sentence: ||| {{ answer_choices[relation] }} | Given the sentence, He stopped rowing when the boat was opposite to the paddle wheel of the steamer, and the <e1>steamer</e1> stopped her <e2>engine</e2> at the same time.
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What is the semantic relations between the two nominals (nouns or noun phrases) e1 and e2 in the sentence: | Component Whole e2,e1 |
This is the <e1>umbrella</e1> that peels the potatoes with a <e2>pencil</e2> and makes a pink ink with the peelings stood up. | 11Instrument-Agency(e2,e1) | semantic relations nominials without options | Given the sentence, {{sentence}}
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What is the semantic relations between the two nominals (nouns or noun phrases) e1 and e2 in the sentence: ||| {{ answer_choices[relation] }} | Given the sentence, This is the <e1>umbrella</e1> that peels the potatoes with a <e2>pencil</e2> and makes a pink ink with the peelings stood up.
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What is the semantic relations between the two nominals (nouns or noun phrases) e1 and e2 in the sentence: | Instrument Agency e2,e1 |
This American-style <e1>wheat</e1> <e2>ale</e2> is a light, unfiltered brew with a citrus aroma andflavor imparted by a late addition of lemon grass. | 9Entity-Origin(e2,e1) | semantic relations nominials without options | Given the sentence, {{sentence}}
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What is the semantic relations between the two nominals (nouns or noun phrases) e1 and e2 in the sentence: ||| {{ answer_choices[relation] }} | Given the sentence, This American-style <e1>wheat</e1> <e2>ale</e2> is a light, unfiltered brew with a citrus aroma andflavor imparted by a late addition of lemon grass.
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What is the semantic relations between the two nominals (nouns or noun phrases) e1 and e2 in the sentence: | Entity Origin e2,e1 |
The <e1>car</e1> left the <e2>plant</e2>. | 8Entity-Origin(e1,e2) | semantic relations nominials without options | Given the sentence, {{sentence}}
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What is the semantic relations between the two nominals (nouns or noun phrases) e1 and e2 in the sentence: ||| {{ answer_choices[relation] }} | Given the sentence, The <e1>car</e1> left the <e2>plant</e2>.
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What is the semantic relations between the two nominals (nouns or noun phrases) e1 and e2 in the sentence: | Entity Origin e1,e2 |
Our experience extends to 15 years continued promotion of this <e1>archipelago</e1> of nine <e2>islands</e2>. | 3Component-Whole(e2,e1) | semantic relations nominials without options | Given the sentence, {{sentence}}
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What is the semantic relations between the two nominals (nouns or noun phrases) e1 and e2 in the sentence: ||| {{ answer_choices[relation] }} | Given the sentence, Our experience extends to 15 years continued promotion of this <e1>archipelago</e1> of nine <e2>islands</e2>.
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What is the semantic relations between the two nominals (nouns or noun phrases) e1 and e2 in the sentence: | Component Whole e2,e1 |
To separate the solids at the end of the experiment, the <e1>clay</e1> was contained in a semi- permeable <e2>membrane tubing</e2>. | 4Content-Container(e1,e2) | semantic relations nominials without options | Given the sentence, {{sentence}}
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What is the semantic relations between the two nominals (nouns or noun phrases) e1 and e2 in the sentence: ||| {{ answer_choices[relation] }} | Given the sentence, To separate the solids at the end of the experiment, the <e1>clay</e1> was contained in a semi- permeable <e2>membrane tubing</e2>.
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What is the semantic relations between the two nominals (nouns or noun phrases) e1 and e2 in the sentence: | Content Container e1,e2 |
This machine is blowing <e1>sand</e1> into <e2>molds</e2>. | 6Entity-Destination(e1,e2) | semantic relations nominials without options | Given the sentence, {{sentence}}
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What is the semantic relations between the two nominals (nouns or noun phrases) e1 and e2 in the sentence: ||| {{ answer_choices[relation] }} | Given the sentence, This machine is blowing <e1>sand</e1> into <e2>molds</e2>.
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What is the semantic relations between the two nominals (nouns or noun phrases) e1 and e2 in the sentence: | Entity Destination e1,e2 |
The <e1>cultivation</e1> consisted of plowing the crop with a double-shovel <e2>plow</e2>. | 18Other | semantic relations nominials without options | Given the sentence, {{sentence}}
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What is the semantic relations between the two nominals (nouns or noun phrases) e1 and e2 in the sentence: ||| {{ answer_choices[relation] }} | Given the sentence, The <e1>cultivation</e1> consisted of plowing the crop with a double-shovel <e2>plow</e2>.
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What is the semantic relations between the two nominals (nouns or noun phrases) e1 and e2 in the sentence: | Other |
The final <e1>chapter</e1> offers a <e2>theological survey</e2> of the use of the formula. | 14Message-Topic(e1,e2) | semantic relations nominials without options | Given the sentence, {{sentence}}
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What is the semantic relations between the two nominals (nouns or noun phrases) e1 and e2 in the sentence: ||| {{ answer_choices[relation] }} | Given the sentence, The final <e1>chapter</e1> offers a <e2>theological survey</e2> of the use of the formula.
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What is the semantic relations between the two nominals (nouns or noun phrases) e1 and e2 in the sentence: | Message Topic e1,e2 |
She mentioned the <e1>scandal</e1> caused by a BBC <e2>documentary</e2> on the treatment of children in a special-needs home and asked how the state had responded to these. | 1Cause-Effect(e2,e1) | semantic relations nominials without options | Given the sentence, {{sentence}}
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What is the semantic relations between the two nominals (nouns or noun phrases) e1 and e2 in the sentence: ||| {{ answer_choices[relation] }} | Given the sentence, She mentioned the <e1>scandal</e1> caused by a BBC <e2>documentary</e2> on the treatment of children in a special-needs home and asked how the state had responded to these.
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What is the semantic relations between the two nominals (nouns or noun phrases) e1 and e2 in the sentence: | Cause Effect e2,e1 |
Isolated fractures of the <e1>shaft</e1> of the <e2>ulna</e2>, without other fractures, often result when the forearm is raised to fend off a blow. | 2Component-Whole(e1,e2) | semantic relations nominials without options | Given the sentence, {{sentence}}
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What is the semantic relations between the two nominals (nouns or noun phrases) e1 and e2 in the sentence: ||| {{ answer_choices[relation] }} | Given the sentence, Isolated fractures of the <e1>shaft</e1> of the <e2>ulna</e2>, without other fractures, often result when the forearm is raised to fend off a blow.
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What is the semantic relations between the two nominals (nouns or noun phrases) e1 and e2 in the sentence: | Component Whole e1,e2 |
We have placed the <e1>candidates</e1> into <e2>roles</e2>. | 18Other | semantic relations nominials without options | Given the sentence, {{sentence}}
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What is the semantic relations between the two nominals (nouns or noun phrases) e1 and e2 in the sentence: ||| {{ answer_choices[relation] }} | Given the sentence, We have placed the <e1>candidates</e1> into <e2>roles</e2>.
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What is the semantic relations between the two nominals (nouns or noun phrases) e1 and e2 in the sentence: | Other |
Frequent agitations throw academic <e1>life</e1> into <e2>disarray</e2>. | 18Other | semantic relations nominials without options | Given the sentence, {{sentence}}
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What is the semantic relations between the two nominals (nouns or noun phrases) e1 and e2 in the sentence: ||| {{ answer_choices[relation] }} | Given the sentence, Frequent agitations throw academic <e1>life</e1> into <e2>disarray</e2>.
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What is the semantic relations between the two nominals (nouns or noun phrases) e1 and e2 in the sentence: | Other |
Still other examples of the <e1>potter</e1>'s <e2>ceramics</e2> are clad in slinky assortments of tassels and beads. | 17Product-Producer(e2,e1) | semantic relations nominials without options | Given the sentence, {{sentence}}
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What is the semantic relations between the two nominals (nouns or noun phrases) e1 and e2 in the sentence: ||| {{ answer_choices[relation] }} | Given the sentence, Still other examples of the <e1>potter</e1>'s <e2>ceramics</e2> are clad in slinky assortments of tassels and beads.
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What is the semantic relations between the two nominals (nouns or noun phrases) e1 and e2 in the sentence: | Product Producer e2,e1 |
The <e1>nasal cavity</e1> of <e2>birds</e2> contains turbinates (Bang 1971), cartilaginous structures that are thought to have as one of their functions water recovery from air. | 2Component-Whole(e1,e2) | semantic relations nominials without options | Given the sentence, {{sentence}}
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What is the semantic relations between the two nominals (nouns or noun phrases) e1 and e2 in the sentence: ||| {{ answer_choices[relation] }} | Given the sentence, The <e1>nasal cavity</e1> of <e2>birds</e2> contains turbinates (Bang 1971), cartilaginous structures that are thought to have as one of their functions water recovery from air.
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What is the semantic relations between the two nominals (nouns or noun phrases) e1 and e2 in the sentence: | Component Whole e1,e2 |
Thus, in simple words, a <e1>tendon</e1> attaches a <e2>muscle</e2> to a bone. | 18Other | semantic relations nominials without options | Given the sentence, {{sentence}}
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What is the semantic relations between the two nominals (nouns or noun phrases) e1 and e2 in the sentence: ||| {{ answer_choices[relation] }} | Given the sentence, Thus, in simple words, a <e1>tendon</e1> attaches a <e2>muscle</e2> to a bone.
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What is the semantic relations between the two nominals (nouns or noun phrases) e1 and e2 in the sentence: | Other |
<e1>Positions</e1> were denoted by <e2>black dots</e2> along the tracks, the adjacent numbers indicating the day of the month. | 18Other | semantic relations nominials without options | Given the sentence, {{sentence}}
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What is the semantic relations between the two nominals (nouns or noun phrases) e1 and e2 in the sentence: ||| {{ answer_choices[relation] }} | Given the sentence, <e1>Positions</e1> were denoted by <e2>black dots</e2> along the tracks, the adjacent numbers indicating the day of the month.
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What is the semantic relations between the two nominals (nouns or noun phrases) e1 and e2 in the sentence: | Other |
The World Health Organization(WHO) found that the <e1>radiation</e1> release from the Chernobyl <e2>accident</e2> was 200 times that of the Hiroshima and Nagasaki. | 1Cause-Effect(e2,e1) | semantic relations nominials without options | Given the sentence, {{sentence}}
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What is the semantic relations between the two nominals (nouns or noun phrases) e1 and e2 in the sentence: ||| {{ answer_choices[relation] }} | Given the sentence, The World Health Organization(WHO) found that the <e1>radiation</e1> release from the Chernobyl <e2>accident</e2> was 200 times that of the Hiroshima and Nagasaki.
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What is the semantic relations between the two nominals (nouns or noun phrases) e1 and e2 in the sentence: | Cause Effect e2,e1 |
My dog ate a <e1>cellophane bag</e1> full of <e2>dog treats</e2> on Tuesday. | 5Content-Container(e2,e1) | semantic relations nominials without options | Given the sentence, {{sentence}}
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What is the semantic relations between the two nominals (nouns or noun phrases) e1 and e2 in the sentence: ||| {{ answer_choices[relation] }} | Given the sentence, My dog ate a <e1>cellophane bag</e1> full of <e2>dog treats</e2> on Tuesday.
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What is the semantic relations between the two nominals (nouns or noun phrases) e1 and e2 in the sentence: | Content Container e2,e1 |
The <e1>owl</e1> held the mouse in its <e2>claw</e2>. | 3Component-Whole(e2,e1) | semantic relations nominials without options | Given the sentence, {{sentence}}
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What is the semantic relations between the two nominals (nouns or noun phrases) e1 and e2 in the sentence: ||| {{ answer_choices[relation] }} | Given the sentence, The <e1>owl</e1> held the mouse in its <e2>claw</e2>.
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What is the semantic relations between the two nominals (nouns or noun phrases) e1 and e2 in the sentence: | Component Whole e2,e1 |
This is how grain was delivered to the wooden grain bins and <e1>hay</e1> was put inside the upper part of the rock <e2>barn</e2>. | 6Entity-Destination(e1,e2) | semantic relations nominials without options | Given the sentence, {{sentence}}
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What is the semantic relations between the two nominals (nouns or noun phrases) e1 and e2 in the sentence: ||| {{ answer_choices[relation] }} | Given the sentence, This is how grain was delivered to the wooden grain bins and <e1>hay</e1> was put inside the upper part of the rock <e2>barn</e2>.
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What is the semantic relations between the two nominals (nouns or noun phrases) e1 and e2 in the sentence: | Entity Destination e1,e2 |
Police foiled an attempt to kill an <e1>artist</e1> who drew a <e2>cartoon</e2> depicting the Prophet Muhammad that sparked outrage in the Muslim world. | 17Product-Producer(e2,e1) | semantic relations nominials without options | Given the sentence, {{sentence}}
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What is the semantic relations between the two nominals (nouns or noun phrases) e1 and e2 in the sentence: ||| {{ answer_choices[relation] }} | Given the sentence, Police foiled an attempt to kill an <e1>artist</e1> who drew a <e2>cartoon</e2> depicting the Prophet Muhammad that sparked outrage in the Muslim world.
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What is the semantic relations between the two nominals (nouns or noun phrases) e1 and e2 in the sentence: | Product Producer e2,e1 |
When Woody Harrelson received a copy of the screenplay for "Zombieland" last year, he stuffed the <e1>paper</e1> into his duffel <e2>bag</e2> of unread scripts and promptly forgot about it. | 6Entity-Destination(e1,e2) | semantic relations nominials without options | Given the sentence, {{sentence}}
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What is the semantic relations between the two nominals (nouns or noun phrases) e1 and e2 in the sentence: ||| {{ answer_choices[relation] }} | Given the sentence, When Woody Harrelson received a copy of the screenplay for "Zombieland" last year, he stuffed the <e1>paper</e1> into his duffel <e2>bag</e2> of unread scripts and promptly forgot about it.
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What is the semantic relations between the two nominals (nouns or noun phrases) e1 and e2 in the sentenc... | Entity Destination e1,e2 |
The city is a <e1>treasure trove</e1> of terrific <e2>libraries</e2>, interesting museums, and wonderful Victorian architecture complemented by the incomparable work of Scotland's greatest architect, Charles Rennie Mackintosh. | 13Member-Collection(e2,e1) | semantic relations nominials without options | Given the sentence, {{sentence}}
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What is the semantic relations between the two nominals (nouns or noun phrases) e1 and e2 in the sentence: ||| {{ answer_choices[relation] }} | Given the sentence, The city is a <e1>treasure trove</e1> of terrific <e2>libraries</e2>, interesting museums, and wonderful Victorian architecture complemented by the incomparable work of Scotland's greatest architect, Charles Rennie Mackintosh.
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What is the semantic relations between the two nominals (nouns or n... | Member Collection e2,e1 |
We leave the <e1>bail</e1> of the <e2>reel</e2> open and place your the rod in a double mounted set up as shown on the facing page. | 2Component-Whole(e1,e2) | semantic relations nominials without options | Given the sentence, {{sentence}}
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What is the semantic relations between the two nominals (nouns or noun phrases) e1 and e2 in the sentence: ||| {{ answer_choices[relation] }} | Given the sentence, We leave the <e1>bail</e1> of the <e2>reel</e2> open and place your the rod in a double mounted set up as shown on the facing page.
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What is the semantic relations between the two nominals (nouns or noun phrases) e1 and e2 in the sentence: | Component Whole e1,e2 |
The Mapungubwe Collection at the University of Pretoria features remarkable <e1>works</e1> from the largely forgotten <e2>kingdom</e2> of Mapungubwe that flourished near the confluence of the Limpopo and Shashe Rivers between 1000 and 1300 AD. | 8Entity-Origin(e1,e2) | semantic relations nominials without options | Given the sentence, {{sentence}}
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What is the semantic relations between the two nominals (nouns or noun phrases) e1 and e2 in the sentence: ||| {{ answer_choices[relation] }} | Given the sentence, The Mapungubwe Collection at the University of Pretoria features remarkable <e1>works</e1> from the largely forgotten <e2>kingdom</e2> of Mapungubwe that flourished near the confluence of the Limpopo and Shashe Rivers between 1000 and 1300 AD.
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What is the semantic relations between the two nom... | Entity Origin e1,e2 |
Also, in the midst of the <e1>confusion</e1> caused by the <e2>coup</e2>, the issuing of militant posters was a way for artists and organizations to declare their active engagement against the rebellion. | 1Cause-Effect(e2,e1) | semantic relations nominials without options | Given the sentence, {{sentence}}
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What is the semantic relations between the two nominals (nouns or noun phrases) e1 and e2 in the sentence: ||| {{ answer_choices[relation] }} | Given the sentence, Also, in the midst of the <e1>confusion</e1> caused by the <e2>coup</e2>, the issuing of militant posters was a way for artists and organizations to declare their active engagement against the rebellion.
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What is the semantic relations between the two nominals (nouns or noun phrases) e1 and e2 ... | Cause Effect e2,e1 |
The title is taken from an 1813 <e1>book</e1> by a Virginia <e2>planter</e2> and senator named John Taylor. | 16Product-Producer(e1,e2) | semantic relations nominials without options | Given the sentence, {{sentence}}
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What is the semantic relations between the two nominals (nouns or noun phrases) e1 and e2 in the sentence: ||| {{ answer_choices[relation] }} | Given the sentence, The title is taken from an 1813 <e1>book</e1> by a Virginia <e2>planter</e2> and senator named John Taylor.
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What is the semantic relations between the two nominals (nouns or noun phrases) e1 and e2 in the sentence: | Product Producer e1,e2 |
In the same way, a <e1>society</e1> is built up of many <e2>individuals</e2>. | 13Member-Collection(e2,e1) | semantic relations nominials without options | Given the sentence, {{sentence}}
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What is the semantic relations between the two nominals (nouns or noun phrases) e1 and e2 in the sentence: ||| {{ answer_choices[relation] }} | Given the sentence, In the same way, a <e1>society</e1> is built up of many <e2>individuals</e2>.
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What is the semantic relations between the two nominals (nouns or noun phrases) e1 and e2 in the sentence: | Member Collection e2,e1 |
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